Cocoon Furniture

We used the Breeze from week one right through to about four months, when bub started getting a bit more active and pushing up on her arms. That's when we made the call to move her into her own cot in the nursery, which the brand actually recommends around that stage. Right up until then it did exactly what we needed. Close enough that I never… Read more

fully woke for feeds, safe enough that I never worried through the night. Handing it down to my sister for her baby next year, which says a lot about how well it's held up.

Work from home three days a week and the Rio has become part of my afternoon routine, not just night feeds. Bub naps on me most arvos and the electric recline means I can lower it slowly without waking her, then get some laptop time in while she sleeps. Sandstone colour sits well in our home office corner without looking out of place among the… Read more

desk and shelves. Motor is quiet enough that I've taken calls with her sleeping next to me and nobody's noticed. Didn't expect to get this much daytime use out of a nursery chair but here we are.

Bought this originally for newborn feeds and now our toddler climbs up for story time most nights too. Chair handles both of us fine, no sagging or creaking under the extra weight. Dove grey has held up well against sticky toddler hands, wipes off easily. Getting a lot more use out of it than we expected for one chair.

We've got twins so we actually bought two of the Evoke sets, both starting in bassinet mode side by side in our room. Having two bassinets that could sit close together without taking over the whole space made a real difference given how tight things already are with two babies' worth of gear. Both girls stayed in bassinet mode for about 10 weeks… Read more

before we moved them into the nursery in cot mode. Being able to convert rather than needing a totally separate purchase for the next stage helped a lot, both financially and just in terms of not having twice the flat pack stress. Would recommend to any parents expecting more than one.

The Evolve Sandstone finish is warm and calm in real life, works well with the rest of our nursery. We've been using the bassinet stage for about three weeks and bub has settled well from day one. Assembly took my partner and I about an hour together, everything lined up without issues. Fully slated sides mean good airflow without us having to think about it.

Our three year old is fascinated by the Breeze and keeps asking to help "check on the baby". Bit of a novelty having a bassinet in the main bedroom this time round since we didn't do this with our first. Assembly was simple enough that I did it solo while she napped. Feels sturdy enough that I'm not worried about a curious toddler bumping into it either.

Set the Breeze up about three weeks before my due date so I could get used to where everything was in the dark. Good call in hindsight. First night home from hospital I wasn't fumbling around trying to figure out buttons at 2am, already knew it back to front. Made those first few nights less overwhelming than they could have been.

Sandstone boucle is a proper warm neutral, not too light, not too dark, and it suits the whole nursery without looking like it was chosen to match. Fabric feels quality up close and has held up well through daily use. Glide is smooth and quiet enough that bub doesn't stir when I shift. 360 swivel means I can reach the change table or grab a burp… Read more

cloth without standing up, which sounds like a small thing until you're doing it at 2am every night. Recline is easy one-handed. Support pillow sits in the right spot without adjusting. Comfortable from day one. One of the more used pieces in the whole nursery setup.

Set the Breeze up in about 30 minutes. Height lined up with our bed on the second try. Drop-down side works easily one-handed in the dark, which is all I needed to know.

Sandstone boucle on the Rio is a proper warm neutral and the electric recline is quiet enough bub stays settled when I shift. Used every single day since it arrived.

Got the Rio Electric set up about two weeks before bub arrived and I'm glad we did. The motor is quieter than I expected it to be. Bub is a light sleeper and being able to shift positions mid-feed without the chair making any noise has been genuinely useful night after night. Sandstone boucle is warm and holds up well to regular use. Wiped it down… Read more

a few times already, no staining. Swivel and glide together mean I can reach most of what I need without standing up. The high backrest supports my head through longer sessions, which at 4am matters more than I thought it would.

I purchased a cot, change table/dresser, electric recliner and bassinet. Overall, the products are good quality, but there were a few issues that made the assembly and setup more difficult than necessary. The cot instructions did not indicate which corners were left or right, so assembly was a bit tricky. It would have been very helpful if the… Read more

parts had been labelled with stickers such as “A” and “B” or “Left” and “Right”. I completed most of the assembly only to realise that some pieces were installed the wrong way around and had to be removed and reinstalled, which was quite frustrating.

The change table was missing the four dowels required for assembly. I contacted customer service by email, but it took 10 days to receive a response. By that point, I had already used some spare IKEA dowels that I cut and adjusted to fit, so I was able to finish the assembly myself.

The bassinet is ok, but the wheelbase extends much farther than the bassinet itself, which makes it difficult to use as a co-sleeper. If you have a bed frame that sits close to the floor or extends outward, the base may prevent the bassinet from getting close enough to the bed for co-sleeping. It would be helpful if the manufacturer clearly advertised both the bassinet dimensions and the full base dimensions in the product description.

I left a review on their website but they have removed it.

I will not be ordering anything else in the future.

Saw the Lolli Sprout at a baby expo and honestly it was the only one my partner and I agreed on straight away. White beech wood looks fresh and calm, the curved ends give it a softness that most cots don't have. Used the bassinet on wheels for the first two months, moved it between rooms no dramas. Switched to cot mode around 8 weeks in, maybe 20… Read more

minutes, instructions were clear. Mattress set fits both stages properly. Still looks new. Junior bed down the track means this thing pays for itself over time.

Should've had this Cocoon Breeze bassinet from day one honestly. Got it when bub was two weeks old. Six height positions got it level with our mattress on the first try and the mesh all the way around means you can always see in without leaning over. The tilt came in handy when she was a bit congested in her first month. Wheels lock properly, feels solid. Travel bag came in handy sooner than we expected too. Really glad we went with this.

Went back and forth on a few chairs before landing on the Cocoon Plush recliner. Really happy with that call. Soft fabric, looks calm in the room, and the swivel is more useful than I expected, especially when I need to grab something without standing up. Recline works one-handed which matters when you've got a baby on you. Armrests sit at exactly… Read more

the right height for feeds without my shoulders giving out. Pillow was already in the box. Setup took maybe 10 minutes.

Three weeks in with the Cocoon Breeze bassinet and it's been a lifesaver. The height button lines it up perfectly with our bed and the drop-down side means I can feed without getting up. The rocking function is smooth and works exactly as it should. Bub goes back down so much faster.

We’re so impressed with the Lolli Sprout 4-in-1 Cot. From the moment we set it up, the natural beech wood finish brought a warm, calming feel to the nursery. It’s beautifully made, sturdy, and grows with your child—starting as a cot, then easily converting to a toddler bed and beyond. The Australian-made mattress that comes with it is high quality… Read more

and gives us peace of mind knowing our baby is sleeping on something safe and supportive. Assembly was simple and the craftsmanship is excellent, with smooth edges and a timeless design that suits any room. As parents, we love that it combines style, safety, and long-term value in one thoughtful package. If you’re looking for furniture that’s built to last and adapt as your baby grows, this is a fantastic choice.

The Cocoon Change Mat has become one of our most-used baby essentials. It’s thoughtfully designed with a contoured shape that keeps our little one secure and comfortable during nappy changes. The waterproof, wipe-clean surface makes messes stress-free to manage, and the quality feels durable and long-lasting. It fits perfectly on our Cocoon… Read more

dresser, creating a seamless, modern look in the nursery. We also appreciate that it's firm yet cushioned enough to support baby safely. With its sleek, minimal design and practical features, it strikes the perfect balance between form and function. As a parent, anything that makes daily routines easier and more comfortable is a win, and this change mat really delivers. It’s stylish, safe, and super convenient. Highly recommended for any nursery setup.

As a parent, finding nursery furniture that’s both stylish and practical is a win, and the Cocoon Vibe Cot and Dresser in Sandstone absolutely deliver. The cot’s design is not only beautiful but smart, converting from a newborn cot to a toddler bed with the included rail. The Australian-made innerspring mattress is a huge bonus for peace of mind.… Read more

The dresser is equally impressive—solid, smooth, and spacious with soft-close drawers that make late-night changes easier. Both pieces feel premium and look stunning in our nursery with their warm, modern tones. It’s clear that Cocoon has thought of both parents and babies when designing this set. We’re so happy we chose this pair. It’s built to last and grow with our little one. Highly recommend for anyone looking to invest in quality, long-term nursery furniture.

We’ve been using this mattress set for a few months now and it’s been gawesome so far. Both the bassinet and the cot fit properly, which was a relief after trying a couple that didn’t sit right. The quality feels really good. Firm enough to feel safe, yet comfy enough for bub to drift off. The mesh sides help with airflow and the cover has already… Read more

survived a few messy moments, came up fine in the wash. It isn’t the cheapest, but the fit and the Aussie made build give me confidence. If you’ve got a Nest or Sprout, this is the one I’d buy again.

I bought the Cocoon Flair 2.0 a few weeks ago and it couldn't get any better. The setup was simple and it feels really sturdy once it’s put together. The finish looks clean and modern, and the mattress it came with is actually really comfortable. My kid's been sleeping well in it which is such a relief. I like that it doesn’t take up too much… Read more

space but still feels solid and well made. Definitely feels like a good investment, especially for the price.

I bought the Bondi electric recliner in vanilla boucle a couple of weeks ago and honestly, it’s been such a great buy. The fabric is soft and comfy but still feels strong, and the colour looks really nice in our nursery. The recline button is super smooth and quiet – I can feed or rock the baby without waking her up. It even has a USB port which… Read more

is so handy for late nights when my phone’s about to die. Delivery was quick and I didn’t really have to assemble anything, just plug it in. I end up sitting in it even when the baby’s asleep, that’s how comfy it is.

I bought the vibe dresser for my baby online, it was very expensive but I had seen a different dresser in a store and believed it would be good quality. I was very wrong. It was delivered flat packed a long way from my home, and when putting it together we realised just how flimsy and cheaply made it is. The cam locks that are supposed to hold… Read more

all the pieces together remain loose in the drawers and fall out no matter how well you screw them in because they are badly made. I complained to the company and they told me this is how the furniture is designed but sent additional cam locks to try, which didn’t help in the slightest. It also falls forward when drawers are open which is unsafe. And it isn’t my assembly skills as I have a high chair with the same assembly method (screws and cam locks) from another company and it is very sturdy. Absolutely not worth the nearly $1000 we paid and I can’t wait to get it out of my house.

Absolute Rubbish and terrible customer service! – I dreamt of owning this cot for my 1st born even before I was pregnant, however I could not be more disappointed. Firstly, it’s almost impossible to find sheets to fit the circle bassinet and consequently oval cot without spending a small fortune. Secondly, you pay $899 and get absolute garbage. Quite soon after we changed the from the circle… Read more

bassinet to oval cot, the bars started to come out, as if there wasn’t enough glue to hold them in place or they were simply too short. Each night we’d go to put our daughter to bed and have to get the hammer out to try and make this cot safe. A cots one purpose is to provide a safe sleep environment for a baby, this cot is the opposite. After 1.5 years of fixing the cot every single day, I got fed up and emailed Cocoon Furniture. What I thought at the beginning was flawless customer service turned out to be deplorable. The company should be ashamed of themselves and should not be allowed to sell this product. I was initially told they’d replace the cot with a complete brand new one, regardless of ours now being out of warranty. A week later, I got a call saying they’d mis-heard me and were only prepared to provide the panels and that I would have to disassemble the cot we had and keep all of screws and also arrange to get it back to them. When I advised that it was not possible for me to get the old cot back to a place that was over an hour away, I was told I needed to pay $49 courier fee. We obviously did as we were told as we were desperate to have a safe sleep environment for our daughter. I would not recommend this cot to anyone, even to use as fire wood.